More than 60% of the India's landmass is presented to tremor peril. Quake considers have obtained energy, especially after the most sad seismic tremors like Uttarkashi 1991 (M=6.5), Latur 1993 (M=6.4), Jabalpur 1997 (M=6.0), Chamoli 1999 (M = 6.8), Bhuj 2001 (M= 7.6) and Kashmir 2005 (M=7.4). From that point onward, seismic peril evaluation and danger investigations, overhauling the seismic zonation maps and designing seismology have increased higher need in seismological examination. Understanding the crustal structure and tremor procedures and estimation of repeat interim are other need regions of exploration.

EERC Products
Application, Education & Awareness Products

Rapid Visual Survey: Method 1

Rapid Visual Survey: Method 2

Rapid Visual Survey: EERC Method

Interactive seismicity Map of India: (Beta Version)

DISANET IIIH - Automatic Weather Station

Indian Housing Encyclopedia-Bharatiya Aawas Sarasangraha

Mola Structural Kit

Civil Engineering Virtual Labs
01. Strength of Materials virtual lab
02. Soil Mechanics virtual lab
03. Fluid Mechanics virtual lab
04. Structural Analysis virtual lab
05. Structural Dynamics virtual lab

Earthquake book for kids (earthquake e-book for kids)

Earthquake safety awareness CD

Introduction to Earthquake Protection of Non-Structural Elements in Buildings

Experimental models for understanding the concepts of earthquakes

Short Term Courses




Address:

Earthquake Engineering Research Centre
International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad (IIIT-H)
Gachibowli, Hyderabad - 500 032, India
(9140) 6653 1318
(9140) 6653 1413
eerc@iiit.ac.in